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TUESDAY MORNING. SPECIAL M S^ LE Shoes Broken lots of Hen’s Pattent Leather and Visi Kid Oxfords. $3.50 to $4.00 values, to close ou * -- - $2.65 -= - One Lot Infant Slippers, 1 to 5, 25 c. A Good Drug Store No matter what kind of Drug store > goods you want, this is a good place e to buy them. If you want pure drugs t and medicines, if you want toilet ar- . tides and sick room necessities; if ' you want perfumes; or if you want any of the thousand and one things carried by a first-class a.nd up-to-date ' drug store, get them of us and they • will he good. 'S Everything is good in this store. 1 The quality is always good, our serf * vir 'e is always good. Wie would like - ; to have your drug store trade, and will do every thing we can to make ■ you enjoy trading with us. i W. J. BUTTS, Druggist! Agent for Candies. ► h WITH EVERY cash purchase " of twenty-five rents or over at oui /% r"'* ___ store we will Rive you a ticket which iMLr Entitles you to a free chance on e . . handsome Parker fountain pen, to be I' -jg g $w y ?ivon away every Satuirday night tc A * 7 tiie person holding the lucky number y Pen on exhibition at our store. f f* QQ I HUNTER’S Pharmacy Sale of Millinery Goods. Having leased my store from June Ist. to MORGAN DRUG STORE, 1 will sell my entire stock, consisting of ~ Millinery Goods, Show Oases, Fixtures, Etc. In lots to dealers at a sacrifice. Call and examine Must be disposed of at once. MRS. E. EARLE How Does This Strike j You | ov prices; Bacon.. cen t s per pounc! [ ? es i „“ r 24 pounds for 60 cents Best Butter. .30 cents per pound ; Octagon Soap bars or 25 cents i Jellies, 3-pound cans 10 ce nts ! Schnapps Tobacco .40 cents 'per pound j 1 urchaters of five and ten dollars worth get a present A. ZELMENOVITZ, i ’Phene 205. A SHOE TO BE ADMIRED. * / * for its beauty and wearing M I'a, >W/ fjV qualities, is our “CRAWFORD JJ Tf& ML IHf JT_ IW. SHOE, low quarters, in all the I 1 J j A WCSt tOCS j r&=\\ jn /IlFfl 0r short necks can be suited if|l M|| E *" E ' co,ars without any difficulty U . Price 15 c. 2 for 25 c>l V!^ “Pi ICA !VC” a-*4 i5 ’la. at sy i PERSONAL MEM —■- NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO IN AND OUT OF THE CITY. Capt. C. S. Wylly spent, yesterday at Frederica. J. IS. Wright tame over from the island yesterday. J. A. Fosier came over from St. Simon yesterday. , id. T. Scarlett is spending some time in ilio city. Itev. P. J. r.m kie returned last, eve ning from Darien. Willie Tierrie has resigned his po sition with W. ,1. Bulls'. ■T. R. Dillon, formerly if this city, is spending some time here A. C. Knox, of Darien, was a vis itor to the eity yesterday. W. W. King is shaking hands with liis many friends in the eity. } On account of business, L. j J,eav.v Si*., did not go io tlit*, reunion. 'g ' J. T. Deni, the prominent Gl/fnn county rice planter, is in the eity. W. H Bowen, the well liewn eon traetor. spent yesterday at Frederica. Die!, Mail hews came over from over the river yesterday and will spend sohe days in the city. FROM THE BENCH. A Judge Commends Pure Food. A judge of a Colorado court said: Nearly one year ago I began the use ol Grape Nuts as a food. Constant confinement indoors and the monoton ous:'grind of office duties bad so weak ened and impaired my mental powers that 1 felt, the imperative need of something which neither clociors nor food specialists seem able to sup ply. A week’s use of Grape Nuts used twice each day convinced me that, some unuasua! and mearvelous virtue was contained therein. The mental vi gor returned with astonishing rapid ity: brain weariness (from which I bad constantly suffered) quickly dis appeared; clearness of thought and intellectual health and activity which) f had never previously known were to me the plain results of a few months use of the food. “Unhesitatingly t comnieni* Grape- Nuts as the most remarkable food preparation which science has ever |.reduced so far as my knowledge and experience is extends.” Name and address furnished by Postum Cos., Battle Creek, Mich. The judge is right. Grape-Nuts food is a certain and remarkable brain builder and can be relied upon. There is a reason. Wedding Sunday. Tile wedding of Mr. Thus. I'lvnns and Miss Minnie Ogden occurred Sunday evening at 1017 Elllis si reel. Mr. and Mrs. Evans will reside in this city. They are both popular with their friends and the News wishes them a life of happiness and prosperity. Hands Are Working. Quito a large number of hands arc al work on the sire! planl sile and i( is -aid that the force wit) be greatly added to within the next few days. 1 am offering a full line of all kinds of ladies and' men■' sloes at reason tilde prices. J A. Smith, Newcastle street. Quick service at the. right time. When a.man wants his clothes cleaned and pressed properly and delivered c and short notice, the one good place to send them is Jim Carter's. Phone l* 53-2. Miss Slater has something else aew The New Bishop Collar, in Imeu, stamped in different designs. Nows Job OlTice—Best Printing. OVERCOATS ami winter nils now should be thoroughly cleaned and packed for putting away, try Jim Car ter, the leader of clothes cleaners. Ring phone 253-2. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, WAS GEN. HENRY R. JACKSON. This Distuinguishcd Son of Georgia Wrote the Poem Printed Sunday. Editor News: lu your paper of Sunday I notice a poem as from our grand and glorious General Stonewall Jackson which is an error. You having quoted sumo from a Vir ginia paper, should be free from crit icism, but for the fact, of your pub lication, not only being a Georgian, hut published in the city of Bruns wick, where the author of that poem spent nearly all of the la-t few years of Ills very noble life then 1 think you should correct the Virginia pa* per. The poem was penned by our much beloved fellow citizen, CJ *tu al Henry H. Jackson and entitled -My Wife and Child." A FRIFND. The Horse Was Sold. Chief of Police llurr.ey y t ay sold the horse without a claimant, which: has been in the city pound for tin' past several days. This i tit** animal over which an interesiinw law suit is on, and was purchased I y Alfred Turner for for $J7.00. Look Much Better. Alieady there is a groat diffm cm u men on the police :'•■< 'i’hosi , I'JJH‘iilly named 'have it• •i- e ;m< 1 f altogether the force looks a .ureal deal better. (Our Goods! I Talk. I l ) b We are now showing a fine line 9 J of i SPRING NOVELTIES * h ;■ m ; ! Jewelry ? 5 * h Call and Examine f KENTON MOTT] ’ Jeweler and Eye Specialist. •> 5 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. , t * Keeper of the City Clock.. Time 1 \ by wire from Washington daily l x at 11 a. m. * DD REASONS Why you should use a ttiAS COOKING STOVE and an t ELECTRIC FAN Ist. It makos tlip long sum- lncr days fimiuralile. 2nd. It makes lift; worth living. 3rd. it does away with the expense of going to tlie titonn a. tains or islands. . T'ho other ninety-six reasons -* will he discovered after a short trial of them. Clef the lietieliis * AT ONCE, see US TO-DAY. £ MUTUAL LIGHT h & WATER CO *" FOR AND ► Fresh Meats REMEEMBER Durden & Go 'i..\\oir and I Street sell it. for *■ ... name 352, and what. >mi will he delivered promptly. F THESE PRICES. F J, ,Vleat.s from f, to 712 ■ , po tjnl Steak front 100 pound to, 12 I.* Groceries jttsl us cheap. Cheap Real Estate. Olid Of till' lll'l'l I is.Sl. Ii 1 11 V o.'- Oil I’n ion -treet, loi PbxlSO; 7 roinn:i lion. . price s:!,so<), payable sl,oou iv.sli hal anco oni' iwo anil thi'-'k "in in i com interest Brand opportunity for someone. For bargains of all kinds call on us. BROBSTON, FENDIG & C.O The latest novelties in tailor ma le clothing can, ho liad at Jim Carter’s He represents the leading tailoring concerns in the country. Attention Smckers. I handle a line lino of genuine Merschaum Pipes, they are beauties. Call amt loot at them. Sic Levlson, 310 Bay street, TUB FIN'A I, CIIANdB of weather has talion place and aim Carter's i ■ llio plaee lo send your slimmer suit to tie elnaited Ring phono 253-2. Kill CBOVI.’s of any description and color dyed .t perfect black a( by Jim Carter. King phone 253-2. Clearffnq, Presßfnn and Dvelip lie; 011.0 good pkU.O in town 0 half pros: ligand dyeing u o-.iojl} is at Jim Carter's. Only the lines! vl' e.iieniicals and reliable inetliods are used. Send to 501. Mont btrest or rin phone 253-?. f AROUND BUB CITY. BATCH OK SMALL ITEMS PICKED UP DURING THE DAY BY NEWS REPORTERS. The Weather. Warmer, light to fresh east to south oast winds. Increasing Rapidly. Tlie mail on the rural route is in creasing at a wonderful rate which shows that the people appreciate the service. Carrier Owens has a lung di-lance to travel daily but lie eov eis it in good shape. - Many Visitors. Large*' number of visitors were in iho city Sunday from Savannah and they all had an excellent, time. .) I\V. Wil-on eai.Miained a large party of his-, friends from the Forest. City and all of them were delighted with Hr tins wick. Many Went to th c Island. Tin : . ai'irr ilesue made two trip:, io St. Simon Sunday and large crowds went oyt. The season at this pops lar two i will soon open in good sh.ipo. and it js thought that it will he awry ..uecr.-*• I’e.i one. A New Express Wagcn. The Southern Fx.pro.-s Cos. 'has favor 'd its Brunswick pat-runs wiilh ,i new and very much improved delivery wag mi. It is alter the fashion of the • ities used in the larger cities and will xpcdiate the work hero considera bly. Large Number Coming. During the present week I lie sea son will open up at Cumberland in good shape and ami everything is ready for the many who will go there. A large pai ty I'mm Macon and another from Atlanta will arrive during the next few days. A Tremendous Stock. Joel Bros., the Bay slteet dry goods dealers and pawnbrokers, have jus! received one of the largest stocks id' good- ever brought to Brunswick and they are soiling at close figures. The large store has lecently been improv ed and ii is now one of the prettiest and most, complete in the eity. Work Begins Today. Mure marble for the public buil ding will reach here today and "Con tractor Bowen's large t'oice will go to work again. The contractor lias experienced a .great deal of trouble in getting mat on time ever since tie* job startl'd and it is to be hoped now that be will have a straight urn in the tuturo On June First. .1 B. Morgan, the popular druggist, will, on June !. gn ally onlai his ■store by extending it into the one now occupied by Mrs. Barb*. lb- bus or dered a \( > n m la watei fountain, which will uiviv** shortly af ter the lirsf, ami lale; mi in the si-asmi lie will have ones the drug stores in this <• Ii .;: of tie* of tiie stale. Regal Shoes Coming to Town. The manufacturers of th<> <tlobra (■ .1 Regal 1 1 <>• . • to lie • who live away from I lie big <it i< in which t.lcir :.t<n* s, iir** located. Tim plan is son pleas il i • -IT* < i iv*- A Kegn Ii pr .-.eidaiive i<- I ravel In ; throiigb the country, stopping foi a day in each important town or city, lie cuiTiou with him a complete line of Ite al I slice.; and lakes orders for what, tin* slroe .wearers waul, thus giving them i lie opportunity of -electing winii they want from the mg.si -lyles the shoes thai lit them |.<iiicl|y. Tim U< gal man will be at tie Oglethorpe hotel, this eity, on May 20, 21. and TUB RAIN IS OVIot and that old suit -Tan be pul into pr<>| er sliape j proper si)ape by Jim ( m i r. King • phone 2 V.) . or call al 501 Monk Sr Reliable dyeing can only be done by experienced dyers. Jim Carter can give you satisfaction. Phono 804 Monk street. *- -- v v- w a • frfrt‘!frrlfrr”l'lr7r > To Women AxV 'r.'V aan inducement In women lo try Ihe llorothy llodd I'.ho and lo I ell J t\ ■'*/ 1 1"*iI - exnerii lice with llem j others may he iiului eil I , he /' Y V ‘ oine wearers, I have sin-reeded in persuading (he "liorolhy flood' Shoe \M\ $4,0011 in Cash Prizes I * <>r Crvi J * womon who ipvelhe in-,;! n asons why tin- “uOrothy / Dooil” Shoe i superior l til others \> i. A. Smith, is e*.< In ive a . ?if lor my shoe, They will he pleaseil lo you full parlh 11 1;ti ;i to th prizes Siiuetvh * it* ;> '* V ' S’ r v |P r y jff ) ■ } y v w i zy *••** u - . : Special offer ; In Silks Monday and Tuesday vye will offer special Prices in silk goods, and, in . fact, every other deparment in our great department store. These are ► genuine bargains. ; Mrs. M Isaac Watch this Space. 4 4* 4 4 4 4 4 V 4 4 444444,4 k 4 4 4 4 4.*. Prescriptions, I'L'cry druggist says that his drugs are pure. Kvery druggist says that la* lines not substitute. Livery drug " gid soya Unit bo docs not use infer • tor er adulterated drugs. Every drug . gist ays I bat he does accurate work. What is (here left for us to say dif fere.nl from anybody else? Well, we invite yen to bring your prescription here and see the kind of treatment you get in our store, and notice the way everything is done, and then see * if you do not feel that the medicine is pul up jus! as your doctor would like to nave it. MORGAN’S Drug Store. itSHjlplloijse ■ fbRNISHINGS ’ i ) t is Uwwtmuti •mV *vi>k so rmnj/TC'fpTy furnished b IloJ " ,u ' iii-W article is need od at. (his Spring Season? Is there & a housewife indifferent to the saving of money? Of course not Your * needs are many, hut yon can supply Iliein all if you buy here. ft* M. Miller 4 6on Going' out of the Dry (foods Business \\<* have decided to I ransform our store into a first class <I ’ 1 ill n:* Sliocs and (burl’s Fmwiisliin:' Business, and we oiler all our DRY GOODS, LINEN GOODS, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR; L ACES, .RIBBONS, MILLINERY, NOTIONS At Cost Sah- I'Otniiiem ••' a I our 1 ' 1 <’omo early and pick your choice d.H. H®Hen & Bto 220 NEWCASTLE STREET MAY 19, 1903.